While thermal curtains are ideal for many situations, especially for protection from extremes of heat, ordinary curtain have some of the same effects to a lesser degree, for a lesser cost. This can be a cost-effective option where the heating and cooling needs are very modest, or where the benefits of thermal curtains are minimal (e.g. in a hot climate where the sun does not directly hit a window).
Having thin curtains under the regular curtains has the advantage of allowing differing levels of lighting.
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Chris Watkins |
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2010 |
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CC-BY-SA-4.0 |
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Chris Watkins (2010). "Curtains". Appropedia. Retrieved August 7, 2022. |
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